Books with title Conserving the Environment

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Presents essays on the environment using a number of different perspectives, including the views of Native Americans, Christian nature writers, environmental activists, conservationists, and members of the Republicans for Environmental Protection.

The Environment introduces young children to four subject areas: energy and power; garbage and recycling; nature and the environment; and pollution and waste. Each subject is brought to life with safe, fun projects such as testing rainwater for pollution and making a solar heater.

Presents articles on how global warming and pollution are affecting the environment and the actions taken to protect the environment through conservation, wildlife protection, and cleanup efforts.

This book counts down the world’s most memorable environmental failures. Students will also learn about what was gained from each failure.

Chapters include: Is There an Environmental Crisis? Should Biodiversity Be Preserved? How Can Pollution Be Reduced? Can Free-Market Approaches Protect the Environment?

Why do people cut down trees? How do people pollute water? What is global warming? This series encourages geographical enquiry with an interactive, investigative, and visual approach to a wide range of core curriculum topics.

Describes the ecosystem and how it is organized, and discusses food chains, overpopulation, pollution, and conservation

Discusses the environmental crisis, pollution, suburban sprawl, and environmental policy from a variety of viewpoints.

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Surveys environmental problems in the United States, examines legal and social aspects of environmentalism, and discusses political plans in place to deal with the environmental decline

Presents a collection of essays that discuss varying viewpoints on the subject of the environment, including the safety of pesticides, the severity of global warming, and the conservation of natural resources.